You could combine the two graphs to show you the onsite percentage per language.

It looks pretty much the same with remote jobs removed:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/135901/whos_hiring_pie/B...

Yes, it is possible, but PHP, Haskell and possibly C++ slices would be way too thin.

Was it purposeful to assign C# developer jobs to N/A or are they included at all? I only ask because I see at least as many C# posts, as posts for Haskell.

Not really, I think I just missed it when parsing text. I've also missed .NET.

EDIT: Scraped data second time. Added more jobs and more languages.

The d3 script link points to the http version which stops chrome from loading it if you're visiting the page via https. (e.g. enforced by https everywhere)

Thank you. Fixed.

Just a quick note, you forgot to change the title of your post from your previous entry

Thanks. I should spend some time on something like Jekyll - to generate structure instead of messing with html.